Casey from www.mydancerdiary.com gave me a writing award! Funny, I don’t consider myself much of a writer. I always hated creative writing, but could ace the persuasive essay. Hmmm…go figure!
Some interesting headlines I saw today. The Recession is Officially Here. No way, really? I could have told you that in January. I did the math today: my annual gross lapdance sales are down 20% from 2007. Also Depression 2009:What Will it Look Like? This one is a longer article, but I found it intriguing and very realistic.
So, the eternal optimist and fixer that I am, instead of lamenting over the economy…how can I improve my situation and the situation of those around me.
It’s obvious that this economy has been a GameChanger. Not only for strippers, but for anyone who isn’t independently wealthy. As I mentioned above, my lapdance sales revenue (aka dancing income) is down 20% from this time last year. I have very well educated friends who have held 6 figure jobs for several years, and are now collecting unemployment with no decent job offers in sight and a 401K that lost 40% of it’s value. All because they didn’t stay on top of the rules of the Money Game. When the rules changed, they were left h
Adam wrote a DancerWealth Newsletter a few months ago entitled Multiple Streams of Income. I honestly feel that putting all your eggs into one income basket is the path the bankruptcy, regardless of what you do and how much you make. If it weren’t for my B-Quadrant business DestinationAvalon and I-Quadrant Stock, Options, and Futures Trading Corporation…I might be upset that I didn’t break my 2007 lapdance sales record.
I wrote 4 months ago that Money is a Drug. Once you become accustomed to earning money in a certain way, it is difficult to break that mold and learn how to make money a different way.
So what is it going to take for you to break free of whatever Quadrant you are stuck in?
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Money Rules
Casey from www.mydancerdiary.com gave me a writing award! Funny, I don’t consider myself much of a writer. I always hated creative writing, but could ace the persuasive essay. Hmmm…go figure!
Some interesting headlines I saw today. The Recession is Officially Here. No way, really? I could have told you that in January. I did the math today: my annual gross lapdance sales are down 20% from 2007. Also Depression 2009:What Will it Look Like? This one is a longer article, but I found it intriguing and very realistic.
So, the eternal optimist and fixer that I am, instead of lamenting over the economy…how can I improve my situation and the situation of those around me.
It’s obvious that this economy has been a GameChanger. Not only for strippers, but for anyone who isn’t independently wealthy. As I mentioned above, my lapdance sales revenue (aka dancing income) is down 20% from this time last year. I have very well educated friends who have held 6 figure jobs for several years, and are now collecting unemployment with no decent job offers in sight and a 401K that lost 40% of it’s value. All because they didn’t stay on top of the rules of the Money Game. When the rules changed, they were left h
Adam wrote a DancerWealth Newsletter a few months ago entitled Multiple Streams of Income. I honestly feel that putting all your eggs into one income basket is the path the bankruptcy, regardless of what you do and how much you make. If it weren’t for my B-Quadrant business DestinationAvalon and I-Quadrant Stock, Options, and Futures Trading Corporation…I might be upset that I didn’t break my 2007 lapdance sales record.
I wrote 4 months ago that Money is a Drug. Once you become accustomed to earning money in a certain way, it is difficult to break that mold and learn how to make money a different way.
So what is it going to take for you to break free of whatever Quadrant you are stuck in?
Tags: 7 habits of highly effective people, business, dancerwealth, depression, economy, exotic dancer, recession, sales, strip club, stripper, successful stripper
This entry was posted on Monday, December 1st, 2008 at 9:13 PM and is filed under Strip Club Industry News, Stripper Money Management. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.